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You havnt overdosed them. Chickens have a higher metabolism rate than goats. The wormer doesnt stay in the chickens system that long and most of it is excreted anyway. There will be minute residue in the eggs.

If you use either safeguard or valbazen as directed by Coach723, both wormers will take care of cecal and capillary worms as well as other types of nematodes.

They can be excreted in normal feces as well.

You couldve possibly seen a cecal worm which is one of several types of roundworms that can infect poultry. The most common are large roundworms and is easily seen in feces. In any case, only 2 eggs on the slide means your bird has worms, albeit not many worms. Given the fact that one female...